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Veserod sets Britta down on the bench and sits down himself. Throughout the journey back, he replayed and pondered what had happened, and concluded that the best course of action would be for the elder to impose a ban on venturing deeper into the forest, at least until they learn more about Yue and all of this. - So... how was the walk?
“The last part was a little scary, but I enjoyed it.” She handed the promised reward to her guide. “Thank you, and… I apologize for any inconvenience.”
- Oh, come on... The least amount of trouble in three weeks, - Veserod accepted the seliki, even though he felt sorry for her - whether she's disabled or not, a deal is a deal. - But... Hmm... Why not go out with family or friends? Without any errands.
- That's how it is... - the hunter frowned. - Well, now there is. I'm tired of being surprised by the local customs. Back home, neighbors always helped each other.
- Was it worth gathering in these stuffy boxes by the thousands if everyone still lives like a hermit?! - Veserod barely managed to contain his anger at discovering yet another monstrous truth of urban existence and calmed himself with a heavy sigh. - In short... If I'm not hunting, I'm most likely free. Feel free to contact me.